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To: Yogizuna who wrote (5885)	6/7/2000 3:20:00 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (3) of 17683

Ron Insana at it again. As soon as he gets on TV he mentions something like a Fed governor makings comments and that the rally in the market may not last. I wonder if he realizes that he sends out the signal to the hedge funds and daytraders to start selling. Actually, nowadays, they like to start selling as soon as they know Ron will be on in a couple of minutues--lets say 2:58 PM. He can talk about the comments but why the comment about the rally not lasting? That is what bugs me! Keep the commentary about the direction of the market to yourself--you are not an analyst. Again, I would like to say is one of the smartest people on CNBC but he has got to stop this perpertual negativity or negative spin on any story. C'mon Ron, give us some balance. If he does this, he will get the respect that he should. Maybe he just talks to too many bears. ----------------- Addition: I just noticed that he was neutral when it came to the discussing the "arms index" with his guest. Maybe i am just too harsh against him. However, there are too many people that think he is just too bearish and presents the negative spin on a story that could be considered be also positive---ie the glass half empty versus half full.

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